The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19


Planters, farmers, bring yonr cot
ton to Alexandra for sale, where yor
can realize more than by shipping it
THE remains of Judge Thos. G
Manning were to arrive in New Or
leans Monday, in which city they vii
DO inferred.
DIR. Cockerille is expected home
to morrow; lie left Washington Cit!
on Saturday morning, and stopped
over day at New Orleans.
For the prettiest line of ladies
hats, call on Bauer 4 We'll. Direct
from one of New York's largest estab
lishments. Yon vii fluid dress hats
bonnets and misses in all styles
Call at once.
On Monday night, at the Cour
House, Hon. Il. p. Hunter delivered
very interesting lecture, for the ben
eft of the Alexandria Library Society
taking as his subject: "The Mind is q
Treasure House"
-THE Nichols men hereabouts
now wear Respondent look, as if sick
at heart. Before the campaign is owe,
they will have "petered out" We ex
tend our sympathies in this, the sac
hour Of their bereavement.
NoTICE.-Parties owing corporation
licenses for the year 1887 are hereby
notified that the same must be paid on
or before the 1st day of November
1887, Or suit will be instituted against
them. NJ. w. CALvIr,
Oct 10, 1887. City Collector
RIVER transportation will soon bt
good. Capt. Bosrdman, of the Peni
nah, who went down on Sunday, re
ported rise above, which, with the
heavy rain of Sunday night, will max.
the river come up. He informed us
that he thought Old River would be
open in about two or three weeks
CANT, or we dare say won't oul
Town authorities do something in the
way OF repairing the sidewalks anc
crossings. Whenever it rains it is
quite task to move around at all
The complaints urged against Their
present condition are many. Let &
move be made in this matter at once
DIR. j. N. Laney, now at Lake
Charles, is to visit Alexandria on No
veuber LIST, at which time he will bt
prepared to do dental work for the
puphc. He will remain here only
thirty days, and those who wish hi
services will call on him during thai
time, at his office ia Albert's residence
on Second street.
Full lines of all styles of good:
nom A to q, at Killers, on From
street.
The Shreveport people are deat
suck -. on railroads, as they ought to he
The other day they voted in favor O
AJAX for the Shreveport and Arkansas
railroad, and are ready to vote another
% the Kansas, Watkins and Lake
Gharles railroad. That's the way tt
Ut. Well follow suit here on tn,
xstn inst, and vote the tax in favor o
Tue Louisiana and Arkansas railroad
-DIsrRIcr Court, Judge Black
nan presiding, convened in regula
session on Monday. The following
ofand jury was drawn: B. Turner
FOREMAN; w. L. Sanford, L. w. Muir
q0ck, ). G. Glass, VIM. Sanford, Ton
rma'rlck, L. Lacase, w. A. Peart
Soas Geisman, Geo. P. Pickens, A
nless, NJ. Tickle, Thos. d. Stewart
"ioOahh, y. w. walker, w
I. Carruth.
Ladies Dress Goods, Flannels ane
Fancy Articles sold lower than ever a
Jonas Killers
Mr., Thos. Murphy was fortunate
enough to recover his fine saddle horse
aaich was taken by some one on Sat
a'day evening last, and was ridden t,
point near Boyce, where he wa
ws ~, loose. The horse was fount
a.Onday morning. This kind of bust
ps ss is not going to be tolerated il
,Isploes, so we inform the members o
a ,a's Profession. May be the Texa
F'oceedings will be resorted to.